Gay mile district vienna
EAGLE Vienna
Located in the middle of the "gay mile" district, EAGLE Vienna () is an internationally well-known gay cruise club for leather and fetish fans.
Its rustic setting provides plenty of room to play, with soaked area, sling, cubicles and dark corners. There's a large bar with XXX movies and a sex shop that sells toys and accessories.
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Nearest station: U3: Neubaugasse
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Shopping
Anyone who has forgotten their vacation reading at abode should make a trip to the gay and lesbian bookstore Löwenherz. Here you can browse for hours among thousands of books. In addition to classic and international literature, there are picture books, magazines, and DVDs. The ChickLit bookstore in the first district offers a fine assortment of feminist and lesbian literature in both German and English.
Vienna's biggest "Gay Lifestyle Store" is located in the 5th district and is called Gayt. Apart from clothing and toys, it also focuses on art: There is a gallery in the basement where gay artists present their art.
Bookstore Löwenherz
All the big chains can also be found on Mariahilfer Straße - from H&M and Zara to Peek&Cloppenburg. If you’re looking for high-end brands, you should visit the Golden Quarter: The luxury shopping mile in Vienna’s Aged City, between Tuchlauben, Bognergasse, and Am Hof, hosts the exclusive flagship stores of Valentino, Balenciaga, Miu Miu, Prada, and Alexander McQueen. From here it’s only a hop, skip, and a jump to Kärntner Straße, with its many shops.
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tjcnkc Jul 18, pm
Last May, I stayed at the Hotel Altstadt. Very nice boutique hotel and gay amiable. It was about 15 min walk to the gay area. The homosexual area is conveniently located near the huge accessible air market (Naschmarkt). There are quite a several gay bar choices for all ages and tastes. I always check to check out the scene when going to a major city in Europe. Hope you have a great time in Vienna. It is one of my top places that I've visited.
I'd definitely suggest the Cafe Berg (). Have been there several times and always enjoyed it. Good place for breakfast or brunch.
Fanjet Jul 19, am
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Originally Posted by CLTRob
My partner and I will be traveling to Vienna soon. Can anyone suggest a gay or gay friendly hotel? We perfer a 4 or 5 start hotel. Also, any suggestions of restaurants and bars (40 and 50's crowd)? Is there a "gayborhood" in Vienna?.